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Robust Domain Generalization under Divergent Marginal and Conditional Distributions

NeurIPS 2026 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Foundation-model domain generalization · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes RC-Align, a first-order MAML-based meta-learning method with a domain-class distribution alignment loss and a risk bound decomposing DG error into prior and feature shifts, evaluated on standard DG and multi-domain long-tailed benchmarks.

Problem

Domain generalization typically assumes only P(X|Y) shifts, but real multi-domain settings also have divergent label marginals P(Y), leaving unseen-domain risk under compound shifts poorly controlled.

Approach

Decomposes the query-support risk gap into a prior-shift term (weighted by class-wise support risk) and a feature-shift term (1-Wasserstein distance), shows a domain-class alignment (InfoNCE-style) loss upper-bounds the feature term, and optimizes CE plus this alignment loss inside a FO-MAML LODO loop with manifold mixup.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: PACS VLCS OfficeHome TerraIncognita PACS-MLT VLCS-MLT OfficeHome-MLT TerraInc-MLT DomainNet-MLT

Benchmarks: PACS VLCS OfficeHome TerraIncognita PACS-MLT VLCS-MLT OfficeHome-MLT TerraInc-MLT DomainNet-MLT

Metrics: average accuracy worst-domain accuracy

Baselines: ERM MLDG CORAL SagNet GMDG SWAD PCL BoDA CRT BSoftmax

Builds on: MAML MLDG Manifold Mixup DomainBed

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